The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-10-25
LOCAL..

Moonshine nights for the next two
weeks.
Try Moor's North Carolina Mountain
Several marriage lisence was issued
last week.
The moon filled it's first quarter Sun
day at 1920
A fine rain fell last week. 1t was very
much needed.
Our people are now feasting on fresh
fish and oysters.
Cleveland French Dips can be found
tins week at Hayes.
One skipper" at the Bay View last
week. He left Saturday.
Boston milk stews, at Hayes Oyster
Saloon, only 90 cents.
A cross (X) mark on your paper
means your subscription is due.
There is but little sickness in the city.
Mrs. Vann is much improved.
Go to J. H. Bells for stove pipe
straight pipe only 10c and f5c.
We give much Of our space this issue
to several new advertisements.
Band practice tonight. All the mem
bers are requested to be present.
The Franklin Fair will begin to-day
and last four days. Who's going!
Oysters on toast, at Hayes Oyster Sa
loon, only 20 cts; come and try them.
The new building, being added to the
Woodard House, is nearing completion.
The Band was out serenading Mr.
Rogerson and his bride on Friday night
last.
Quite number of our fishermen are
mending their nets for the coming sea-
son.
Trade on Saturday was good. None
of our merchants complaining
happy.
Send in your Job Work. We do work
as nice and as cheap as can be cotton
elsewhere.
Just arrived "A consignment of Pure
North Cal olina Rye and Corn Whiskeys
It the Bay View Bar.
Mr.. II. II. Page returned home Friday
last looking we'll. His family remains
yet at the mountains.
Highest cash price paid for cotton and
peanuts by J. H. Perry. He buys Oh
lis own responsibility.
Fdenton s future grows brighter every
day. New enterprises are constantly
t. eng inaugurated and others will fol
low.
Read the ad of D. NJ. Lee, agent fol
Seven Barks" and the "Globe Pill.
The best dyspepsia and cough cures in
he world.
For SALE-The best driving Horse in
Edanton, with comparatively new Dog
Car and Harness. For terms apply to
Il. +. Dond, Esq.
The series of meeting, which was to
be held this week at the Baptist church,
has been postponed, on account of sick
ness. until further notice is given.
A man never gets so low as to be
entirely without his friends. But this
cannot be regarded as singular since
every uOR hCS chu " " hC4 S1hNA CfCAS CAoO
his master s crib.
We present to our readers, in this
issue, the card of an old, well-knOwn,
fish firm, Callahan & Penner, of Phila
delphia. Fishermen take notice and
remember this reliable firm with ship
nent of fish the coming season.
The weather is favorably, the crops are
good, and, the FISHERMAN q FARMER
remains at 81 90 per year. Farmers take
it. fishermen cannot do without it, and,
L e advertiser uses it. and, the chiIdrI n
cries for it. Twice week you get it
Burglars are still lingering about
town Some two weeks since the store
of w. 0. Elliott was entered, and the
night afterwards the store of II. a. Bond
was tried. David Lee also, about week
since. shot through his glass door after
someone trying to enter his Jewelry
shop. Thursday night last, about mid
night, r. J. Mitchell, Esq. was aroused
oy a knock at his dwelling door. He at
once hailed the party from his room
window. They refused to give their
names and demanded him to come down
and open the door. Mr.. Mitchell de-
clined to do so and ordered them to
leave the yard. They fingered for some
time, after which they went into the
street and stood for several hours in con-
versation. Mr.. Mitchell was unable to